Drogheda Independent

It’s three in a row for in-form Rathkenny

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RATHKENNY MEATH HILL 0-9 0-7

RATHKENNY laid the foundation­s for their third win on the trot when wind-assisted in the opening half of this Division 2 tie.

The home side were well on top in the half and at the break enjoyed a 0-7 to 0-1 lead. Brian Lenehan converted two 45s in the half, while defenders Stephen Crosbie and Thomas McGuinness were also on the mark.

Meath Hill found it a little easier to get scores in the second half, but it was only in the closing stages that the Rathkenny lead came under threat.

Lenehan pointed a free early in the second half for the eventual winners and their only other point, a fisted effort from Keith Timmons, left it 0-9 to 0-5 after 52 minutes.

The ‘Hill hit the last two points, but it wasn’t enough to preserve their unbeaten run.

RATHKENNY: Colin Curtis; Niall Brannigan, Ross Gore, Mark Byrne; James O’Hare, Thomas McGuinness 0-1, Stephen Crosbie 0-1; Brian Meade, Robbie Garry; Jack Gore 0-1, Brian Lenehan 0-3

( 2 ‘45s, 1f), Keith Timmons 0-2; Andrew Bellew, Ivan Lenehan 0-1, Jack Thompson. Sub: Adam Brennan for Bellew.

MEATH HILL: Dominic Yorke 0-2; Darren Byrne, Graham Boylan, Ryan Carry; Sean Rooney, Barry Kieran, Chris Yorke; Paddy Matthews, Kieran Slavin; James Mooney 0-1, Ryan Shekelton, Emmet Matthews; Jack McMahon 0-1, Ian Malone, Mark Tully 0-3.

 ??  ?? had a stint between the sticks for the Piltown club on Sunday.
had a stint between the sticks for the Piltown club on Sunday.
 ??  ?? Donal Landy only kicked one point for St Patrick’s against Nobber, but it proved crucial.
Donal Landy only kicked one point for St Patrick’s against Nobber, but it proved crucial.

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